What is the base diameter? Would it fit in normal size bottle holders? Treadmachine, bicycles etc.
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The base is about 3 3/8 inches wide. It may be a little big for most cup holders. It fits snugly in my Ford Fusion cup holders, but is too big for my buddies GMC Yukon. You might think about the smaller version if using on a bicycle.
2174865
1 3/4" at lid and base. The rest of the bottle is a smaller diameter, so it won't slip out of the holder, I presume.
73422
I dont know the exact measurements. But yet they will DEFINATELY fit in cup holders. But remember it is heavy, so if the cup holder isnt deep enough it will fall off.. But it for sure it will fit in. Its just a regular bottle.. Maybe a like 16oz vitamin water bottle
1569236
Hi kumar all the bottles are standard so they will fit. I have the small ones and the big ones and the parts fit in all of them. I just bought a new package.
2176516
Not sure how big that is. There is a place in the back for a bottle and chains to hold it in place. Sorry no help. Not the sturdiest rig either so adding a big bottle may limit its mobility.
1562978
The fit seems to be very bottle specific. It would be difficult to get a different sized bottle in the holder.
831235
No, this bottle is larger in diameter. It also doesn't have the neck to properly clip into a typical bottle cage. Even if you remove the protecting silicone it would not fit properly on a bike.
1730523
Yes, it easily fits in a standard holder. The base is similar in size to a 500ml (16.9 oz) water bottle so it's not super-sized.
1239666
No, the bottle is a little too large to fit a standard bike water bottle holder.
1486709
I'm not sure without seeing the shape of your bottle. I did just put a lifefactory 20oz glass bottle in it and that fit. It wouldn't fit a bottle much wider (a large Nalgene bottle is too wide but it comfortably fits a standard size Sigg bottle). If your Rubbermaid bottle is tall and not super wide then yes. Otherwise no...
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I only ride stationary (spin style) bikes and there are no cup holders mounted to the bike. I am familiar with the type of holder you are refering to so I will say yes, your the bottle will fit in the holder however I beleive the bottle may be to heavy for the holder - espeically if it's a plastic holder. The bottle is glass so it's not light wieght as it compares to plactic bottles. Once you fill it with water that adds to the weight and it may fall out the holder - it's a gamble.I, myself, would not be comfortable placing this bottle in a holder unless the holder is metal and possibly has a strap that crosses of the bottle to ensure it doesn't roll out when the bike it's in a straight up and down posture. I only ride stationary (spin style) bikes and there are no cup holders mounted to the bike. I am familiar with the type of holder you are refering to so I will say yes, your the bottle will fit in the holder however I beleive the bottle may be to heavy for the holder - espeically if it's a plastic holder. The bottle is glass so it's not light wieght as it compares to plactic bottles. Once you fill it with water that adds to the weight and it may fall out the holder - it's a gamble.I, myself, would not be comfortable placing this bottle in a holder unless the holder is metal and... » Read More I only ride stationary (spin style) bikes and there are no cup holders mounted to the bike. I am familiar with the type of holder you are refering to so I will say yes, your the bottle will fit in the holder however I beleive the bottle may be to heavy for the holder - espeically if it's a plastic holder. The bottle is glass so it's not light wieght as it compares to plactic bottles. Once you fill it with water that adds to the weight and it may fall out the holder - it's a gamble.I, myself, would not be comfortable placing this bottle in a holder unless the holder is metal and possibly has a strap that crosses of the bottle to ensure it doesn't roll out when the bike it's in a straight up and down posture. « Show Less
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Hello dmacThank you for your enquiry regarding our Aige Vortex sports bottle. Yes the Vortex will fit most bike bottle cages we have tried it out on. Generally, it's a snug fit and works particularly well with bottle cages that have some flex in them. The snug fit ensures the Vortex won't slide out while on the move.If for any reason the bottle does not fit your particular cage you may return it and get a refund.I hope that helps.John Customer Service
1181240
Standard size - yes. Some of the clunkier bottles are a tight fit, but you can turn off the spin and it still cool the bottle.
917583
I have not tried this and do not have a bike to test it. I did just measure my thermos with a calipers and at the widest point the diameter is 2.975" so in theory would fit into a 3" dia cage. In case it helps the unit is 9.125" tall at the highest point. Sorry I can not answer more directly.
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It should, circumference-wise. The 24-oz one, though, is a bit taller than what I've seen being used in bicycle water cages, so depending on where your water cage is mounted, it might (*might*) be a tight fit, length-wise. The 20-oz one is closer in length to a standard bicycle bottle, I think. These are awesome bottles, though. Very easy to drink from, but still don't spill.
535728
It's about 2 5/8 inches across. Very narrow as most water bottles go, so should fit in most cup holders.
267534
No, my old bottles fit just fine. Sometimes I have to sightly turn the gear on the top of the base to get the bottle to attach easily. But the bottles all fit okay.